Little and Nothing about Half Term (and a few reccomendations)

Hello again,

Sorry for the very few posts recently, I've had very little to write about, but now that half term has arrived I'm back on Blogger.

Half term's been pretty good so far, Saturday was just a lazy day but on Sunday I went to see my cousins, who I hadn't seen in nearly a year, and my grandparents too, and then on Monday my grandparents came over for dinner, so I got to see people and was bored at all. Then, tuesday, I was working, but unfortunately very lonely from 11:00 till 5:00, because no one was home except for my dog. He slept, and unfortunately I worked. That's the only bad thing about this half term; the teachers have set homework for someone with no life and no necessity to eat, or sleep. I have 3 assessments, and then a science and french sheet and a MyMaths homework (I have done the french and maths, and I have started on the R.E assessment) but there's so much, and I know Helen has an extra one because of her Child Development. S'not good. And, the media stuff I have to meet up with Harriet and Lucy for, because it's our appendix, so we atleast need to meet at some point. And we need to do some extra adverts.

Although, I do have a few reccomendations for half term, especially as it's only a week:

Don't lie in for ages

this may seem odd, but I've been setting my alarm for 9:30 everyday, and apart from one where I basically hadn't slept, I always got up about 9:35, after listening to the radio for a bit. This is actually much better than it sounds; if you sleep in for ages then you actually feel more tired than if you wake up earlier, but still late enough to feel well rested and half-termish. And, waking up at 12 or whatever actually takes so much out of your day, it means you have no time for any of the enormous workload we have. That may sound geeky, but it's actually just practical. It's much better than sleeping in.

Have a study day

One of the whole reasons that no work gets done is because you don't feel motivated; because you're bored. But inviting someone over to do homework is actually a really good day, and tomorrow I have a study day with Helen, because we have so much similar homework (maths, science, french, geography and r.e; basically everything other than C.D and Media, but from the essay perspective we can help with each other's essays). And company makes it easier, and more fun, actually. I think it'll be great; I reccomend it for those with lots of homework.

Oh, and another cool thing that happened today; someone who worked at spymasters also does short films. This person knew i did acting stuff, and now one of his friends (who also does short films) has asked me to appear in a short film that he's making, over the easter holidays :D I got an email from him today.

Thanks for reading,

Josh xx